Sentence examples for general proscription from inspiring English sources

This general proscription against unnecessarily broad content-based regulation permeates First Amendment jurisprudence.

While the latter two remedies may not be as efficacious in many situations as a suppression hearing, the remission of an aggrieved party to those remedies certainly does not render nugatory the general proscription contained in § 2515.

The very stereotypical assumptions the Equal Protection Clause forbids underlie the argument that the Clause's general proscription on race based decisionmaking does not obtain in the districting context because redistricting involves racial consideration.

Education is so important to Mr. Berman, whose master classes have become legendary, that he has ignored a general proscription against duplication in programming: next month, Yefim Bronfman is to perform the same Prokofiev sonata played by a Yale student last month during a Prokofiev minimarathon in New York.

It was this administrative restatement of Civil Service Rule I law, modified to the extent necessary to reflect the provisions of the 1939 and 1940 Acts themselves, that, in our view, Congress intended to serve as its definition of the general proscription against partisan activities.

There does remain some room for interpretation, as the scriptural basis for the prohibition appears to be rooted in the intoxicating nature of ethanol, not as a general proscription against its molecular structure.

1868, 20 L.Ed.2d 889 (1968), the Court proceeding under the 'general proscription against unreasonable searches and seizures,' id., at 20, 88 S.Ct., at 1879 (footnote omitted), weighed the governmental interest claimed to justify the official intrusion against the constitutionally protected interest of the private citizen.

In fact, the concept of the general will also implies a proscription against despotism.

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Despite the proscriptions of major religious groups and lack of consensus among medical practitioners, large portions of the general public support physician-assisted suicide: In 13 of 15 countries surveyed in 2015, more than half of those interviewed supported legalization; the only exceptions were Poland and Russia, where slightly less than half said it should be legal.